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Tag Archives: Historic Places
Merry-Go-Round
As I have mentioned in this series of posts, one of my objectives for this trip to visit my parents was to be my mother’s transportation for the days that I was at home. She had decided to stop … Continue reading
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Tagged Family & Friends, Historic Places, National & State Parks
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Brown Sign: Raqchi, Peru (and our hotel in Cusco)
Ancient water sources: aqueducts and fountains Repurposed Inca fountain: our hotel shower
Brown Sign: Pisaq, Peru
“Flying Steps”, escalators between terrace levels
Brown Sign: Moray, Peru
Agricultural experimentation center for the Incas
Brown Sign: Machu Picchu, Peru
Not the only Ince site toured
Brown Sign: Ollantaytambo, Peru
Civilization built on the foundations past
Brown Sign: Raqchi, Peru, Inca Ruins
Temple, houses, storage rooms, aqueducts, terraces
Brown Sign: Road from Puno to Cusco, Peru
The Inca Road, made by hand
Brown Sign: Lake Titicaca, Taquile Island, Peru
Dance to save an island’s culture
Brown Sign: Colca Canyon, Peru, and Andean Condors
Andean Condor, soaring upward thermal currents